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6.2

The Outcasts

PG-13·2017·95m

Comedy

Summary

After falling victim to a humiliating prank by the high school Queen Bee, best friends and world-class geeks, Mindy and Jodi, decide to get their revenge by uniting the outcasts of the school against her and her circle of friends.

Cast

Victoria Justice

Jodi Watson

Eden Sher

Mindy Goldman

Ashley Rickards

Virginia Doe

Avan Jogia

Dave Quinn

Peyton List

Mackenzie Smith

Claudia Lee

Whitney North

Frank Whaley

Herb Watson

Ted McGinley

Principal Whitmore

Katie Chang

Claire Connors

Will Peltz

Colin Hackett

Anthony Atamanuik

Prom Photographer

Noah Robbins

Martin

David Thompson

Debate Nerd

Nick Bailey

Rick

Brock Yurich

Kyle

Jazmyn Richardson

Sugar

Sameerah Luqmaan-Harris

Sugar's Mom

Harry Katzman

Louis

Alex Shimizu

Howard

Wayne Pyle

Officer Musky

Jeanette Dilone

Paloma

Lauren Schaffel

Drama Girl

Jillian Hite

Prom Guest

Shannon Formas

Prom Goear

Shana Kaplan

Prom / Party Goer

Rebecca Werner

Prom / Party Goer

Lorin Tompkins

Party Goer

Amanda Bear

Party Goear

Mattea Stark-Miller

Party Goer

Irene McMahon

Claire

Joe Kassner

Whitney's father

Lorenzo Beronilla

Cafeteria Worker

Jasmine Hope Bloch

Marching Band Member

Gregory Brown

Teacher

Brinda Dixit

Dancing Prom Girl

Pierson Fodé

Cameo

Faith Kelly

Gothic School Politic

Anna Kuchma

Fantasy Student

Taylor Ligay

Student

Efren John Rowan

Student

Azumi Tsutsui

Student

Rachel Moss

Miniature Girl

Robbie Newell

Human Chess Piece Player

Robyn Ondrejka

Background Extra

Jamie Lee Petronis

Waldo

Meg Phillips

Cute Freshman

Grei Pines

Goth Girl

Harry L. Seddon

Lacrosse Referee

Bettina Skye

Lunch Lady

Nora Sommerkamp

Popular Girl / Party Goer

Shara Ashley Zeiger

Marching Band Flute Player

Crew

Director

Peter Hutchings

Writer

Dominique Ferrari

Writer

Suzanne Wrubel

Reviews

Kamurai

August 14, 2020

Pretty good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.

This is really you're basic "coming of age", "high school clique war" movie. What makes it stand out is the cast. I just happen to recognize them from several different things, but they're clearly acting over their weight class in this movie.

Eden Sher ("The Middle") has the undaunted hyper-active peppy thing down to a science. It would be like watching happy puppy videos to just see her do her thing for hours on end.

Victoria Justice ("Victorious") has a big enough personality to match Eden's enthusiasm and enough control to make her character grow into it.

Ashley Rickards ("Awkward") oddly shows her talent by being a narrowly closeted character and the proverbial "straight man".

Peyton List ("Jessie / Bunk'd") has a subtle role, but I'm just happy to see her not playing an idiot.

Along with all the other supporting roles, the cast really knocks it out of the park with their delivery.

I would have liked it to be a little "more", the potential is there, I just don't know what could have made a high school story like this "great".

Solidly good watch though, if you're okay subjecting yourself to "high school drama", then you should enjoy this.